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ORDINANCE NO. 5, SERIES 2018 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13.04, UPTON MUNICIPAL CODE WATER, SEWER AND GARBAGE SERVICE; PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREFORE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE *** BE IT

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1. Start by reading the existing chapter that needs to be amended in order to understand its current content and structure.
2. Identify the specific changes or additions that need to be made to the chapter.
3. Create a new document or open the existing ordinance template to begin the amendment process.
4. Clearly state the purpose and objectives of the amendment in the introduction section of the ordinance.
5. Break down the chapter into relevant sections or subsections and address each point separately.
6. For each point, clearly explain the proposed changes or additions in a point-by-point manner.
7. Include any necessary citations, references, or supporting documentation to strengthen the amendment.
8. Ensure that the language used in the amendment is clear, concise, and consistent with the existing chapter.
9. Revise and refine the amendment as needed, considering input or feedback from stakeholders or legal advisors.
10. Once the amendment is complete, review the entire ordinance to ensure its cohesiveness and accuracy.
11. If necessary, consult with relevant authorities or legal experts for further guidance or validation.
12. Finalize the ordinance amendment by obtaining any necessary approvals or signatures.
13. Publish the amended chapter, making it easily accessible to those who need to refer to it.
14. Periodically review and update the amended chapter as required to reflect any future changes or developments.

Who needs an ordinance amending chapter?

1. Various entities or organizations may need an ordinance amending chapter, including:
2. - Local governments looking to update or modify their existing laws or regulations.
3. - Legislative bodies responsible for enacting or revising legislation on a specific subject.
4. - Municipalities or local districts seeking to address specific issues or concerns within their jurisdiction.
5. - Community organizations advocating for changes or improvements in their local laws or policies.
6. - Businesses or industries affected by certain regulations and seeking amendments for better alignment.
7. - Legal professionals or attorneys representing clients in matters requiring changes to existing laws.
8. - Individuals or groups wanting to propose modifications to a chapter for the benefit of the community.
9. In general, anyone who recognizes the need for amendments to a particular chapter can initiate the process of drafting and filling out an ordinance amending chapter.

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